Upload an MP4 or import a link · review every suggestion
Import clips from supported public video links
YoloSoccer StudioSample training footage
Start with footage like this. Add tactical graphics in the editor to show the passing option, the movement, or the moment that matters.
YOUR GAME. YOUR PERSPECTIVE.
For the team talk, the tactical review, and the feed.
Different audiences. The same need to make the play easy to understand.
FOR SOCCER COACHES
Show players what to do next.
Turn match and training clips into clear feedback. Show the passing option, highlight a player, and give your team a point they can take onto the pitch.
Post-match reviews
Individual player feedback
Training examples
FOR TACTICAL ANALYSTS
Make the why behind the play visible.
Put your reading of the game on screen. Use precise arrows, highlights, and annotations to explain a sequence to coaches, clients, or fellow analysts.
Passing sequences
Player movement breakdowns
Opposition analysis
FOR SOCCER CREATORS
Build a channel around your soccer insight.
Repurpose footage into tactical breakdowns and player spotlights. Add your own perspective to build an audience and work toward income from your content.
Social video breakdowns
Player spotlights
Content for clients
HOW IT WORKS
From raw footage to a breakdown you can share.
Bring the clip and your understanding of the game. Build the explanation in four steps.
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Bring your footage
Upload an MP4 clip up to two minutes or import a supported public video link.
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Review the suggestions
AI proposes arrows for passes and shots. Check the action and choose what supports your analysis.
03
Add your insight
Refine the arrows, highlight a player, and add text or shapes to explain what matters.
04
Export your breakdown
Download an MP4 to share, or export a project to continue editing in Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve.
Review suggested actionsExample workflow
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A STARTING POINT FOR YOUR ANALYSIS
Get to the part you want to explain.
Start with suggested pass and shot arrows on your footage. Review them against the play, keep what helps, and refine the rest. Your knowledge of the game shapes the final breakdown.
Highlight the receiver. Trace a passing option. Add a note that explains the decision. Adjust the timing, position, and style of each graphic so your players or viewers can follow your thinking.
Download your breakdown as an MP4 for team review or to finish in CapCut. Want a longer edit? Export a project for Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve, then prepare it for your social channels.
Is this for coaching, analysis, or social content?
All three. Coaches can create visual feedback for players, analysts can explain tactical sequences, and creators can turn their soccer insight into videos for an audience. The same editor lets you choose what to show and how to explain it.
What footage can I use?
For tactical overlays, upload an MP4 clip up to two minutes or import a supported public video from YouTube, Instagram, Reddit, Streamin, TikTok, or X. Full-match footage has a separate Games workflow for finding and reviewing highlights.
How much control do I have over the AI suggestions?
AI proposes pass and shot arrows as a starting point for your review. Adjust their timing, endpoints, colors, and style, or remove them. You can also add your own text, shapes, and player highlights in the editor.
Can I use the video in my usual editing tools?
Yes. Download an MP4 for sharing or further editing in tools like CapCut. You can also export a project ZIP for Premiere Pro 26+ or DaVinci Resolve, with source footage and a rendered graphics layer. Publishing happens in your chosen social platform.
How does this help me build a soccer content business?
Use YoloSoccer to turn your analysis into breakdowns, player spotlights, or videos for clients. Export the result and finish it for your channel in your usual editor. YoloSoccer is a creation tool; it does not guarantee views or income.
PUT YOUR SOCCER KNOWLEDGE ON SCREEN
Your next breakdown starts with one clip.
Bring a play worth explaining. Turn it into a lesson for your team, an insight for your clients, or a video for your audience.